You walk into a store, and see this, what would you do?
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We have a bid of $750, do I hear $800?
motorcarman
Compulsive Collector
I just bought a Colt Police Positive (ca. 1911) in .32 Police CTG for the same amount ($300).
I like Old Colts as well.
bob
I like Old Colts as well.
bob
HKShooter65
TGT Addict
"Original price" $300 tells me it's in a pawn shop.
A couple of pawn shops I frequent, adopting a no-haggle stance, lower the price by a certain percent every so often on a set schedule hence "Original price".
Hard to tell from a low-res pic but it looks un-refinished with a sharp rampant colt and lettering.
Check the timing for flaws in all 6 positions.
If mechanically sound in all original condition you can't go wrong with the $300 price.
A couple of pawn shops I frequent, adopting a no-haggle stance, lower the price by a certain percent every so often on a set schedule hence "Original price".
Hard to tell from a low-res pic but it looks un-refinished with a sharp rampant colt and lettering.
Check the timing for flaws in all 6 positions.
If mechanically sound in all original condition you can't go wrong with the $300 price.
I wasn't into old revolver until a guy traded me a pistol like this. As I was cleaning it, I began to appreciate the craftsmanship required to make these old guns. The fit and finish far exceeds anything made today.
I have several old S&W revolvers.
